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Inflation / Monetary economics / Monetary policy reaction function / Phillips curve / Monetary inflation / Taylor rule / Aggregate demand / Economic model / Macroeconomic model / Economics / Macroeconomics / Monetary policy
Date: 2003-12-10 12:51:02
Inflation
Monetary economics
Monetary policy reaction function
Phillips curve
Monetary inflation
Taylor rule
Aggregate demand
Economic model
Macroeconomic model
Economics
Macroeconomics
Monetary policy

Inflation Dynamics and International Linkages: A Model of the United States, the Euro Area and Japan by Gunter Coenen and Volker Wieland Discussion by Ilian Mihov July 2002

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